That's how you get the best of both worlds.I will defer to your judgement / answers as you are going to be more of an expert in the area and I am just basing it on spending a few months there and potentially wanting to live there in the future.Maybe I chose a wrong word when I said 'poor'.I stayed in Madrid during my time and I just based my response based on discussions I had with locals and 'high level research' on the internetIt appears that unemployment rate is high in Spain at around 11 percent with a higher rate for those who are younger.A had discussions with many where they are mentioning to go outside of Spain if they want to further their career or get a higher salary.locals have told me that it is difficult to start a business in Spain from getting approval and the taxes are higher for those that are self-employed.My personal assessment, which I think agrees with yours, it will be hard to make a rental work if you target it to locals but if you target it to outsiders, you can make it work.During my stay in Madrid - I stayed in Chamberi, Lavapies, La Latina, Malasana and spend around $60 to $120 a night mostly in airbnb's(basic rooms with basic furniture). 

Texas DOJ is actively investing this...so maybe your one loan may never even get picked up by them - by why risk it?

if the authorities wont pick it up the best you can do is get a fraud judgement and chase them for the rest of their days.. which most wont do  

Tevel produces fruit picking robots, they are basically AI driven drones, powered through a cord, work 24/7.

I am partial to the midwest for cash flow and good appreciation if you pick the right market.

So I've found the CSR's will constantly say stuff that wouldn't require a reply to try and get the chat to time out so they don't have to tell me they either can't figure out the issue or can't do anything about it, hoping if I time out of the chat (there's no way to pick it up, no way to have them email you a transcript, etc) that I'll just give up. 

HI. so how many did you pick up ? 

I want to start building relationships with the agents and visit some of them to pick their brains, figuratively, of course. 

I suspected that 1st floor condos don't get too much love, but since this condo doesn't have an elevator, I figured it would be easier to move furniture into.  

To build a big rental portfolio using BRRRR works well but needs smart picks of homes and a firm plan.